It has DNA and is made up of proteins and other similar components. Also, it has marker proteins on the outside of it like most cells. These marker proteins are the key for a body to have an immune reaction to a virus. A virus is not alive like other organisms, however, because it can not reproduce on its own. A virus invades other organisms to use as a host (people, animals, plants, etc.) and forces them to stop doing what they normally do and begin reproducing the virus instead.
Yes and no. It has some basic characteristics of life, though it is missing a key few. Technically speaking, a virus is not an organism.
yes
Humans are organisms which can become infected by the influenza virus.
virus
It will destroy cells in the organism
No it is not
It will have no direct effect on the organism ::x: It will cause a disease in the organism.
Humans are organisms which can become infected by the influenza virus.
The flu virus is a virus. It is a non-living particle that infects living cells, takes over their machinery and makes more of themselves.
Poison, when inflicted on an organism, spreads and damages the organism, similar to what a virus does to a computer. A virus is able to copy itself in several areas of the system and other devices when available.
Poison, when inflicted on an organism, spreads and damages the organism, similar to what a virus does to a computer. A virus is able to copy itself in several areas of the system and other devices when available.
A one celled organism is something you see in a microscope like a virus. A bald eagle is a many celled organism.
A host.
host
It will destroy cells in the organism
Microorganism means very small sized organism. It can not be seen with naked eye. You have to use microscopes to see it. Polio virus is a virus. Virus are too small as compared to other microorganisms. So polio virus is included in the category of the microorganisms.
A parasite is any organism that lives on or in another organism, not necessarily a fungus, virus or bacteria.
virus
It will destroy cells in the organism